Steve how much of your own revenue are you investing to fix the problem as you say? If the solution is grassroots and up and starts at the individual then where are all of the raves or parties being thrown on a major scale with people involved in the music actively participating and contributing.
The fault is everyone's.
You can't complain about everything and gripe to solve the problem.
If someone starts a label it's because they want to release what that individual defines as quality, or good.
All of the classic most people rave about, you can hear the samples plain as day when you hear it. Down to the loop, things change man.
All of the above doesn't mean the market is not there. It is just harder to sell.
Especially to a market where everyone knows exactly how you constructed your track and could pretty much use a DIY method to recreate it.
Times are changing and you either adapt adopt and apply or cry about how things will never be the same.
Bunch of negative nancies sometimes.